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Query Springer Nature's drug-pipeline and trial database from an AI agent.
Search over 8 million peer-reviewed Wiley journal articles with DOI-linked citations.
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The Scholar Gateway MCP server connects Wiley's peer-reviewed journal collection to Claude, Le Chat and any MCP-compatible agent. One semantic search tool answers a research question from over 8 million articles and returns citation metadata with DOI links. Sign-in is OAuth through Wiley's CONNECT identity service, and the surface is read-only.
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Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
scopes_supported is absent from both the resource descriptor and the authorization server metadata. Nothing separates one kind of access from another at consent. On a single read-only tool that costs little, but the boundary is not there if the surface grows.docs.scholargateway.ai — including robots.txt, sitemap.xml, llms.txt and a nonsense control path — returned the same 21,961-byte page on 2026-08-23. The page is genuine and server-rendered, but the host publishes no second page and no robots policy, so there is nothing further to read there.Wiley does not say, and the distinction matters. Its documentation states the connector retrieves passages by meaning and supplies complete citation metadata and DOI links, but never uses the words full text. Passage retrieval sits between an abstract and a whole article, and Wiley publishes no schema showing how much of one comes back.
None are published. Both the RFC 9728 resource descriptor and the authorization server metadata omit scopes_supported entirely on 2026-08-23 — the field is absent, not empty. Nothing at the consent screen narrows what the connector may reach, though with one read-only search tool there is little for a scope to separate.
One. Anthropic's directory lists a single entry and Wiley's own documentation names one supported operation, semantic_search, so both sources agree on the count. That single tool takes a natural-language research question, which means the count bounds the interface rather than the range of literature it can reach.
Yes, either an institutional subscription or the free researcher trial. Wiley states the trial runs through August 31, 2026 and requires a valid institutional affiliation and an active research role. An anonymous request to the endpoint returned HTTP 401 on 2026-08-23, so nothing works without CONNECT credentials.
Its general Terms of Use forbid it, and the connector is the exception Wiley itself grants. Those terms bar using AI tools to ingest, process or generate output based on Wiley content, naming third-party plugins as a covered route. Scholar Gateway is Wiley licensing that use through a controlled product, not permission you may assume elsewhere.
No. The single tool is a search, Anthropic's directory records the connector's permissions as Read, and Wiley's documentation names no operation beyond semantic_search. There is no record identifier to modify and nothing that creates, updates or deletes. Wiley also publishes no writes it has held back from the listing.
No single call spends anything metered. Wiley publishes no per-call price, credit balance or quota, and access comes from a subscription or trial you already hold. No tool reports usage either, but with nothing consumable per call there is no runaway spend an agent could cause.
Because Wiley says some queries do not trigger it automatically. Its troubleshooting page tells users to specify that they want scholarly resources, or to name Scholar Gateway in the prompt. Wiley lists this among current limitations it is working to improve, alongside coverage limited to its own journals.
semantic_search as the supported operation, the 8 million article and 2,000 journal figures, the trial end date, and the text-only limitation. This host returns the same body for every path, including a nonsense control; the content is genuine and server-rendered, but no other page exists on it. · retrieved 2026-08-23www.wiley.com/en-us/terms-of-use, the path linked from Wiley's connector guide, redirects here in two hops). Source for the AI ingestion prohibition, the third-party plugin clause, the text and data mining reservation, and the Service-Specific Terms precedence rule. · retrieved 2026-08-23www.wiley.com/privacy, the URL Anthropic's directory records, redirects here in three hops) · retrieved 2026-08-23www-authenticate Bearer challenge naming the resource metadata document; RFC 9728 descriptor at https://connector.scholargateway.ai/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource and authorization server metadata at https://connector.scholargateway.ai/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server (2026-08-23). Neither declares scopes_supported. A nonsense path under the same prefix returned 404, confirming the 200s are genuine rather than a catch-all. · retrieved 2026-08-23Connect Scholar Gateway once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.